A spoil bank is formed when the volume of excavated soil is _________________ of embankment filling?
Correct answer: C. Excess
- A. Less than
- B. Equal to
- C. Excess
- D. Not required
Explanation
A spoil bank is the deposit of surplus excavated earth beside a channel or embankment. It forms when excavation produces more soil than is needed for embankment filling.
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